Pediatrics SBAR Practice — Intermediate
Pediatric handoffs — asthma exacerbations, dehydration, febrile illness, RSV and bronchiolitis, post-tonsillectomy recovery. Age-appropriate vitals, weight-based dosing, and parent-in-the-room communication.
What intermediate means here
Two or three competing concerns, subtle trend changes, and the need to prioritize what to say first. Right for late-program students and new-grad orientation.
Your job in the call: Sort what matters now from what matters next. Lead with the safety issue; keep the background tight.
Example Peds scenarios you'll practice
- 4-year-old with worsening asthma and increased work of breathing
- Infant with poor PO intake and decreased wet diapers
- Toddler with febrile seizure now post-ictal
Sample scenario data
This is representative of what the AI generates. Real scenarios vary every session.
4F, 16 kg, asthma exacerbation, admitted 6 h ago. Vitals: HR 138, RR 34, SpO2 91% on RA → 95% on 2 L NC, T 37.8 C. Audible wheezing bilaterally, mild subcostal retractions. Last albuterol nebulizer 45 min ago (Q2h scheduled). Prednisolone dose due in 30 min. Mom at bedside, anxious about oxygen.
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